Boston Dynamics's Atlas robot can now grab and toss. It's evolving! Now we just need Boston Dynamics to team up with OpenAI and put ChatGPT inside Atlas's mind. #Robotics #Research #Science #Technology #AI | Hashem Al-Ghaili

‘SUCH A SHOWOFF’: Boston Dynamics has released a new video showcasing the skills of its Atlas humanoid robot — and we won’t lie, it’s pretty eye-opening. ‘In recent years, Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robot Atlas has wowed the world with its dance moves, and it has hurdled, hopped, and backflipped its way through a complex parkour course. Now, it’s time for Atlas to pick up a new set of skills,’ the company said in a statement accompanying the video. ‘For this new routine, the robot’s locomotion an

Atlas is one of the most advanced humanoid robots in the world, developed by Boston Dynamics. With its latest upgrade to a fully electric design, Atlas now boasts improved strength, smoother joint movement, and quieter operation. Unlike many experimental robots, Atlas can perform incredibly dynamic tasks—running, jumping, flipping, and even adapting in real-time to complex environments using sensors like LiDAR and depth cameras. It can manipulate objects with precision, making it ideal for tasks

2.1M views · 5.4K reactions | Failure is part of the process. Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot can fail too, in fact it happens significantly more often than a good run. image/video credits: Boston Dynamics #automation #mechanical #robotics #engineering #technology | Wevolver.com | Facebook

69K views · 148 reactions | Bigger. Stronger. Lighter. Boston Dynamics, Google's robotics company, has released footage of its latest machine - and it's more powerful than ever. Watch as it gets back up without a problem after being knocked over. | CNBC International | Facebook